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poor feed, apnea, ketoacidosis, sz, hypoglycemia
-neonate - early childhood
? what's dx and prognosis
hypotonic-->opisthotonic
MSUD; type I : poor prognosis
DX: plsma amino acids: leucine, isoluecine, valine are hi;
**Alloisoluecine - diagnostic
DUe: defect: branched chain alpha ketoacid
MSUD tx:
thaimine
? genetics of OTC (ornithine carboxylase def)?
X linked
comat, irritable, poor feed, no dysmorphic features, very HI ammonia, rapid detioration;
-tx? prognosisis, DX?
urea cycle d/o
-dx: hi ammonia, plasma amino acid pattern
Tx: low protein diet; meds to remove ammonia
neonatal period, crash, ketoacidosis, hypoglycemia, HI ammnoia;
secondary: BM suppression; hi ammonia
DX:?
Organic acidemia:
DX: plasma AA and URINE organic acids
neonatal period, crash, ketoacidosis, hypoglycemia, HI ammnoia;
secondary: BM suppression; hi ammonia
DX:?
methylmalonic acidemia;
Rx: B12, carnititine
defect in propionl Co A carboxylase; biotin cofactor
propionic acidemia;
Tx: biotin, carnitine
*** hypoglycemia, 4-24 mo age
cause of SIDS; "Rye like syndrome"
DX: hypoketotic hypoglycemia; cant fast
? dx and tx
MCAD: medium chain acyl Coa Dehydrogenase;
-cant make ketones
Tx: low fat diet, avoid fasting, carnititine, glucose during intercurrent illnesses
prenatal/neonatal onset of intractable seizures
-born seizing " in utero hiccups"
? genetics DX?
Nonketotic hyperglycinemia
AR- defect in glycine cleavage enzyme
Dx: Hi glycine in CSF /plasma AA
abnormal hair/facies
-hypopigmentation, arterial tortuosity, rupture/subdural hematomas
-intractable sz
-hypothermia, osteoporosis, flared metaphyses, pathological fractures
Dx:?
Menkes
Dx: low serum copper; copper metabolism d/o
genetics: X - linked
-dislocated lens downward
-Marfanoid habitus, tall, lenky, MR, developmental delay (vs others)
-? cause; DX?
Nonketotic hyperglycinemia
AR- defect in glycine cleavage enzyme
Dx: Hi glycine in CSF /plasma AA
?Dx homocystinuria?
plasma homocystine levels (vs marfan's - nl developement; Bishoy)
liver failure, jaundice, rental tubular dysfxn, more severe
tyrosinemia; Type I;
-AR, tx: diet restriction, palliative, liver transplant; NTBC
corneal dystrophy, erosions, keratosis of palms/soles, MR; ? genetics, dx?
tyrosinemia II; AR
DX: plasma AA and urine organic acids succinylacetone
Tx: low phe, low tyr diet
most common d/o of AA metabolism
DX and genetics ?
PKU
AR
sz, autism, untreated, severe MR (IQ < 40), eczmea, sz
? tx? and dx?
PKU,
tX: low PHe diet,
-prental dx: DNA
Misccariage, micorcephaly and MR in NB, IUGRE
-Cong Heart diz, cleft palate, dysmorphic facies in NB;
what diz did mom have? and how do you prevent?
Maternal PKU
--prevented giving proper diet prior to CONCEPTION
Name 3 carbohydrate metabolism d/o?
-glycogen storage d/z: liver and/or muscle probs
-d/o of fructose metabl: hypolycemia or benign
-galactosemias: liver and CNS or lense +/- CNS
heptaomegaly, hypoglcyemia
-cherubic or doll-like facies, growth impairment- short; HPM (all of sudden big abd)
-whats genetics and tx?
glycogen storage (GSD)
-AR
Tx: cornstarch, nocturnal enteral feeds
nephromegaly, kidney diz, hepatic probls,
-lactic acidosis, Hi uric acid ? tx?
-Hi TG/ what 's enzyme and Dx?
Von Gierke: glucose 6 phosphatase; I A : GSD
hi uric acid: allopurinal
severe FTT, cirrhosis, death by 5,; ? tx
andersen, branching enzyme: amylopectnosis: type IV
Name 3 carbohydrate metabolism d/o?
IB GSD:
skeletal and/or cardiomyopathy, hi lipids, and transaminases
Cori/Forbes:glycogen debrancher enzyme
-GSD; type III
Rapidly fatal in infancy, massive cardiomegal, macroglossia
-slowly progressive, skeletal myopathy; childhood-adulthood;
-what's name, enzyme?
Pompe's ***alphagluosidase (acid maltase) defeciency
-lysosomal storage diz
Muscle pain, exercise intolerance; fatigue, progressiv weakness, rhabodmyolsis, myoglobinuria
-no increase in lactate w/ exercise **
Dx and enzyme defic?
McArdle
-muscle phosphorylase deficiency
-M. cramping
hypoglyemia, hyperventilation, ketoacidosis, lactic acidemia,
-irritable, somnolence, coma, apnea
-moderate HPM; ? tx? and ezyme?
fructose 1,6 bisphosphatase (fructose diphosphatase) deficiency
HPM, jaundice, heptaic failure
-prox renal tubular dysfx,
-hypoglycemia, hypophosphatemia after fructose load
-what enzyme/dx?
IB GSD:
-Jaundice, HPM, vomiting, Diarhea
-cataracts, developemental delay, verbal dyspraxia
~ E.coli sepsis
-what enzyme/name?
-Galactosemia
-galactose 1 phosphate uridyltransferase deficiency
Tx: galactose free diet prevents liver diz and e.coli sepsis
later in life, what do girls w/ galactoseima have?
ovairan dysfnx, cataracts
choreoathetosis, sompulsive self mutliation, MR
-Hi uric acid-->gouty arthritis in adulthood
-? genetics and enzyme?
Lesch-nyhan syndrome:
-hypoxanthineguanine phosphoribosyltransferase deficiency
-x-LINKED ***
-CNS; retina, liver or spleen probs; depending on where storage occuring
0? incomplete degradation of cell contents in lysosomes
-genetics?
lysoomal stoarge d/o
-AR
coarse facial features, HPM, splenomegaly, corneal clouding
-cherry red macula
? DX? enzyme?
lipid storage d/o
DX: conjunctival biopsy, urine screen, DNA enzyme activity
normal developmental until 4-5 mo age, early cherry red macula
-hyperacusis, progressive spasticity, hyperreflexia
-MACROcephaly, doll-like facies
-sz, motor weakness;
-What's enzyme ? and dx?
GM 2 GAngliosidosis: Tay Sachs and Sanhoff
- due to hexosamindase A deficiency
-usu die; Jewish population
most common lysosomal storage d/o?
-what's the enzyme and what accumulates?
Gaucher
-defect: Beta glucosidase
-accumulate: glucocerboside (glycosylceramid)
Tx: BMT; enzyme replacement therapy
adult form: HPSM; pancytopenia, bony pain, no CNS involvement
-whats the enzyme and what accumulates?
Gaucher type I
defect: Beta glucosidase
-accumulate: glucocerboside (glycosylceramid)
Tx: BMT; enzyme replacement therapy
Infantile form : acute neuropathic form
-hydrops fetalis, neurological involvement (6 mo)
-strabismus, trismus, retroflexion of head, sz, spasticity
-HPSM; death by 1-23 mo
-whats the enzyme and what accumulates?
Lysosomal storage d/o
Gaucher type II
defect: Beta glucosidase
-accumulate: glucocerboside (glycosylceramid)
Tx: BMT; enzyme replacement therapy
coarse facies, stunted growth, macroglossia, clouded cornea, HPSM, umbilical hernia, skeletal deformities; +/- MR
-How Dx? what's 2 dx? and difference
mucopolysaccharidosies
-Dx: urinary mucopolysaccharides
-MPS I: Hurler:
MPS II: Hunter: X-linked (must see where going - to shoot): no corneal clouding
-CNS; retina, liver or spleen probs; depending on where storage occuring
0? incomplete degradation of cell contents in lysosomes
-genetics?
pryidoxine (B 6)
cofactor ? biotinidiase deficiency and propionic acidemia
Biotin
cofactor ~ MSUD
Thiamine
cofactor ~ methylmalonic acidemia
Vitamin B12
All are x-linked except?
L. nyhan, menkes, ornithin, propionic acdiemia?
Propionic acidemia - AR
Cataracts ~ which one? '
-Homocystinuria, galactosemia, Marfan, Tay Sach
Gaucher type I
defect: Beta glucosidase
-accumulate: glucocerboside (glycosylceramid)
Tx: BMT; enzyme replacement therapy
cherry red macula~
Tay sacchs